Cancel the culture. We’ve all heard the term. But what does this imply for events in the past? Consider White Ladies, a 2004 film directed by Marlon Wayans. Do you think he’d get away with creating the same movie in 2023? This is a valid question in a society that looks for any pretext to find something offensive to one or more minorities.
As a result, Marlon Wayans has organized a protest against “cancel culture.”
While discussing the entire movement, Marlon stated that films like “White Girls” are more needed than ever, despite the fact that they are at risk in a time when anything objectionable is promptly condemned. “They’re required,” Wayans stated. “I’m not sure what world we’re on where you believe people don’t deserve to laugh and that people should be restricted and canceled. If a joke is going to get me canceled, thank you very much. It’s unfortunate that society has reached a point where we can no longer laugh.”
Two FBI agents go undercover as white women to unravel an abduction conspiracy in the film.
“I ain’t listening to this dang generation,” Wayans concluded. I’m not going to listen to these people: these terrified-ass people, these scared executives. Do you want to do what you desire? Great. I’m still going to tell my jokes the way I always have. And, if you want to make money, get on board. And if not, I’ll figure out a method to do it myself. I am aware of my audience. Every weekend, my audience attends my shows and leaves feeling good and smiling. One thing about the Wayans is that we always tell the worst joke in the greatest way.”
“You know who loves ‘White Girls’ the most?” he continued. White hens. That’s how you know a film is good. When the people you’re mocking laugh the loudest, you’ve got a fantastic joke. And what’s even better is that we’re all equal-opportunity offenders. It was a fantastic investigation of gender, racism, and pop culture that was done with kid gloves so that everyone could laugh. And I believe it is what has made it a cult classic to this day.”
Marlon Wayans is now promoting his latest film, “The Curse of Bridge Hollow,” a Netflix horror-comedy.
Stranger Things’ Pariah Ferguson co-stars with the White Chicks actress. He advised her to watch the FBI film before filming began in order to familiarize herself with the ideology and plot. He insisted that he will not refrain from cracking jokes the way he wants to. “I’m not sure what world we’re on where you think people don’t deserve to laugh and that people should be restricted and canceled,” Wayans added. “If a joke is going to get me canceled, thank you very much.”
“I’m aware of my audience. My audience comes to my shows every weekend and they leave feeling terrific and laughing,” he stated. “One thing about the Wayans, we’ve always delivered the worst joke the best manner,” Marlon disclosed on Instagram in 2021 that he and his brother came up with the idea for White Chicks after seeing a magazine cover featuring Paris and Nicky Hilton.
“Interesting story, one day my brother [Shawn] calls me at 3 a.m. and says, ‘Marlon, we should play white women,’” he said in an Instagram caption. This was uploaded alongside a photo of him and Paris taken on Wednesday at FOX’s Tubi & TikTok Live Long-Form Reunion event in Los Angeles. “[He] suggested we play gurls like this,” Marlon, 48, recalled.
“I recognized it right away. They were huge and served as the entryway to pop culture parody. “We made that movie in good spirits to commemorate a memorable time in all of our lives,” Marlon explained. “I’d want to thank Paris and Nicky for being muses. “I adore you.” “When we do #whitechicks2 ‘Let’s go shopping,’” the star continued.
